> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.maker.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.maker.co/features/image-video-generation.md).

# Image/Video Generation

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#### Image tab

* **Write or generate a prompt**
  * Type your own prompt, **or**
  * Click **Describe** to have Maker automatically describe the selected image and fill in a detailed prompt for you. You can edit this text before generating.
* Choose an image model (e.g. **Flux Pro v1.1 Ultra**, **Nano Banana**, etc.). Each model shows its **maximum credit cost** per generation.
* Optionally adjust **Style**, **Composition**, **Effects**, **Ratio**, and the number of **Variants**.
* Click **Generate** to create your images, then choose **Replace with image 1–4** to swap the image on your page.

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#### Video tab

* With the same selected image and prompt, or click **Describe** to generate a prompt.
* Choose a video model (e.g. **Veo 3 Fast**, **Kling 2.5 Turbo**, etc.). Each model shows **up to X credits** so you know the maximum cost.
* Optionally tweak **Style**, **Composition**, **Effects**, and **Ratio**, then click **Generate** to create your video.

After generation, you’ll see a **video preview** along with a **Replace with video** button.\
Click **Replace with video** to swap the original image on your page with the new Maker-generated video.

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> **Credits:** Every image **and** video generation uses Maker credits. The model you choose and the number of variants determine the final credit cost shown on the **Generate** button.

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#### Download Assets

You can download all of your AI-generated assets from Maker and reuse them anywhere. Use it in other Maker projects or outside of Maker for ads, email, social, and more. Just click Download to grab your assets.

**Steps**

* Select the image
* Click **Generate**
* You’ll see the **Download** option at the top right, click it to save your asset

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#### Download Assets

You can now view all your Maker-generated assets in one place under **Artifacts**. When you’re building a new project, click **Add images & files** to open the file picker, then switch to the **Artifacts** tab to browse and reuse anything you’ve generated. Select an asset to instantly add it to your current Maker project.

**Steps**

* Click **Add images & files**
* In the modal, switch from **Uploads** to **Artifacts**
* Select an AI-generated asset to add it to your project

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